Sukarno proclaiming the independence of Indonesia, and a political march in Djakarta, 1945

Sukarno proclaiming the independence of Indonesia, and a political march in Djakarta, 1945

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KG - University

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The transcript discusses the Japanese occupation and the proclamation of independence by the Group of Associates in the Isles of the Indies. It highlights the swift consolidation of power by the Nationalists, who enlisted everyone to work towards a common cause. The focus was on establishing a strong government capable of withstanding attacks from the soon-to-arrive Allied forces. The Nationalists were resolute in their determination to defend their newly proclaimed independence.

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What was the Nationalists' stance towards the Allied forces?

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Describe the determination of the Nationalists during this period.

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